Last Updated on August 3, 2026 by Jimmy
Bronxville Taxi — Flat Rate to Five Airports, Any Hour
Bronxville taxi, flat rate, any hour of any day. Westchester County Airport is $90 and Kennedy is $140, tolls counted in before the car pulls away from your door. A person picks up the phone — there is no app, no sign-up and no card held on file — and the number agreed on that call is the number that settles the ride.
HPNWestchester County$90
LGALaGuardia$130
JFKKennedy$140
EWRNewark Liberty$190
TEBTeterboro$170
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Taxi Bronxville NY — One Square Mile, and a Postal Address Twice That Size
Bronxville holds about six and a half thousand people inside a single square mile, which makes it one of the smallest incorporated villages in New York State and roughly a fifth of the Town of Eastchester. Eastchester wraps it on every side; no stretch of the village line touches anything else. A Bronxville taxi can therefore cross that line four times on one short errand without anybody in the car noticing.
The spine of the place is Pondfield Road. Village Hall stands at number 200, the library and the police beside it, and the Bronxville School — elementary, middle and high school on one campus — sits in the middle of the village rather than out on a ring road. Ten minutes down through the shops brings you to the Metro-North platform and NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester, the hospital on Palmer Avenue that almost everybody here still calls Lawrence. North and west the ground climbs into Lawrence Park, where the roads bend, rise and change name, and a Bronxville taxi driver who does not know them will pass the same house twice.
Why the Word Bronxville Means Two Different Places
The 10708 postal area is more than double the size of the village that named it. It takes in Chester Heights and other streets of unincorporated Eastchester, a slice of Tuckahoe, and the Yonkers pockets of Lawrence Park West, Cedar Knolls and Armour Villa. Something like twenty-two thousand people write Bronxville on their post; about six and a half thousand of them can vote in a village election. When a booking simply says Bronxville, then, the first useful question is whether it means the village or the postcode.
Next door we run as Tuckahoe taxi and Crestwood taxi on the same Harlem Line, Eastchester taxi across the town that surrounds this one, and Mount Vernon taxi and Yonkers taxi below and to the west. Every town in the county sits on the Westchester taxi board, and anything arranged in advance runs as Bronxville car service.
You are being collected from Sarah Lawrence, the address on the letter says Bronxville, and the car is idling at a gate in a different municipality.
The college’s postal address is 1 Mead Way, Bronxville, but the campus itself lies over the line in Yonkers, and the mapping apps do not agree about which of those to believe. One resolves the village and drops the pin down on Pondfield Road, the better part of a mile from any gate. Another resolves the Yonkers parcel and routes the car up Kimball Avenue and Glen Washington Road to Westlands Gate, where a guard controls the barrier. Neither pin is wrong. They are two different places, and with a case in each hand at the end of term that gap is the whole problem.
We book the gate rather than the address. Name the building you are leaving from and the driver is given the entrance that reaches it, the gate is expecting it, and the meeting point comes back to you in the confirmation text. If a barrier is down, the Bronxville taxi waits somewhere you can walk to and a message tells you precisely where that is.
Bronxville Cab — The Platform Sits at the Bottom of the Village and Everything Else Sits Above It
Bronxville station is on the Harlem Line between Tuckahoe and Fleetwood, and Grand Central is a little over half an hour off. The platform is at the low point of the village, along Palmer Avenue near the hospital, which is why the walk down at seven in the morning is easy and the walk back up at seven in the evening with a bag is not. That asymmetry is most of the reason a Bronxville cab gets called here at all.
Short Distances, and Why the Short Ones Are the Awkward Ones
Nothing in this village is far away, and that is exactly what makes some of these jobs difficult. A journey of six or seven minutes is the kind an out-of-area car quietly declines, and a two-hundred-yard hill is nothing on a map and a great deal after a working day. A Bronxville taxi takes the short ones. Lawrence Park down to the platform, Pondfield Road across to the hospital entrance on Palmer Avenue, the shops back up to a front door with the week’s food — those are the ordinary jobs of a place this size, and each is quoted out loud on the phone like everything else.
Bronxville Taxi Service — Every Hour of Every Day, Holidays Included
Bronxville taxi service answers at every hour of the year, and the shape of a night here is a particular one. The early half belongs to Palmer Avenue: discharges finishing long after visiting hours end, and staff coming off shifts that line up with no timetable anywhere. The later half belongs to the airports, with first departures out of Queens booked the evening before and a Bronxville taxi leaving quiet streets while the village is still dark. By seven it has turned over into the school run and the platform run at once, on the same handful of roads.
None of that touches the price. A four in the morning collection is billed exactly as a four in the afternoon one, Christmas Day is billed as an ordinary Thursday, and weather changes the driving without changing the number, because no surge was ever built into a Bronxville taxi fare for anyone to take back out. What booking early buys is the car itself, and at half past six on a Monday that is the thing in short supply.
What Happens After You Hang Up
There is nothing to download and nothing to join. One conversation with a person settles the job, and from that point onward it runs by text.
- 1Placed, not guessedCross street, destination, time and heads. Name the school or the corner and the house is pinned before the call ends.
- 2Quoted while you waitThe number comes out on the phone, whole, rather than an estimate that firms up later.
- 3Repeated in writingTime, address and price arrive by text, so the arrangement lives somewhere other than your memory.
- 4Owned by a driverConfirmation lands once a named person has taken the job, not when it has been broadcast at a screen.
- 5Followed liveA map link, which earns its keep on the parkway, where a car that looks near is behind a queue.
- 6A text at the doorYou hear from us the moment it pulls up. The pin stays saved, so the next Bronxville taxi booking takes thirty seconds.
Settle how many people and how much luggage while the dispatcher is still on the line. Changing the vehicle once a Bronxville taxi is already outside means pulling another off whatever it has just finished, and at the narrow end of Pondfield Road at school pickup that is no five-minute correction.
What arrives unless you say otherwise. Plenty for a station drop, or a couple with one case each and a terminal to reach.
Higher to climb into, and the one to name when there are steps at the door or a folding chair to stow.
A full house on one booking, a team travelling together, or an evening out that comes home as one group.
- Car seats provided at no charge and fitted in advance
- Atendemos en español a cualquier hora
- Tolls sit inside the airport figure, not on top of it
- Standing accounts for anyone riding a Bronxville taxi weekly
- Cash, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App or check pay the quoted figure; card adds a flat $10 service charge
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Airport Flat Rates — Bronxville Taxi to HPN, LGA, JFK, EWR and Teterboro
This corner of the county sits close to the two Queens fields and a long way from New Jersey, and the card reads accordingly: LaGuardia and Newark are sixty dollars apart from the same front door. Every Bronxville taxi figure below holds in both directions, at any hour of any day, with the tolls counted in before the car leaves the village.
Up the Hutchinson and off at the terminal road, a little over twenty minutes when the parkway behaves. The only run on this card that never leaves the county, and the lowest of the five figures by a wide margin.
Down through the Bronx and over the Whitestone. The everyday departure from this end of Westchester, and the run most likely to have a Bronxville taxi sitting on a dark village street before five in the morning.
Ten dollars above LaGuardia and fifty dollars under the Newark figure. If the inbound slips the collection slips with it, at no charge, and the fare stays exactly where it was quoted.
The long one: across the Hudson and down the Turnpike, two states from a village of one square mile. Every bridge and turnpike charge sits inside the $190 rather than turning up at the terminal.
Teterboro is $170 from Bronxville, the private-aviation run where the driver waits at the FBO desk instead of a public arrivals hall. Figures for every other town and field in the county are set out on the airport taxi rates page.
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Bronxville Taxi — Quick Answers
What is the number for a Bronxville taxi?
914-564-7013. A dispatcher picks up at any hour, and that one line handles village errands, the platform, the hospital on Palmer Avenue, airport work and monthly accounts.
Is there a Bronxville NY taxi running at four in the morning?
Yes, and it is an ordinary hour here rather than an exception. Early departures out of Queens are booked the evening before, hospital shifts end nowhere near a timetable, and four in the morning is billed as four in the afternoon.
Do you run a Bronxville car service for pre-booked work?
Yes. A standing weekday run to the platform, a corporate airport transfer, a monthly invoice instead of settling trip by trip — all of it goes through the same line at the same flat figures.
How much are the airport fares from Bronxville?
Flat in both directions with tolls included: Westchester County $90, LaGuardia $130, Kennedy $140, Newark $190, Teterboro $170. Anything inside the village itself is quoted out loud before you agree to it.
Which gate will the driver use at Sarah Lawrence?
Tell us the building and we choose the entrance from that. The college has a Bronxville mailing address while the campus itself lies over the Yonkers line, so a pin dropped on the village name lands the better part of a mile from any gate. The Bronxville taxi is sent to the entrance that reaches your door, and the meeting point comes back to you in writing.
Do you pick up at the hospital on Palmer Avenue?
At any hour. NewYork-Presbyterian Westchester, which most people locally still call Lawrence, is minutes from anywhere in the village. Name the door you expect to come out of — a discharge rarely leaves by the entrance you walked in through.
Is the price the same coming back?
Identical. The figure is per journey rather than per direction, so the return from the terminal costs whatever the outbound cost. Nothing is added for luggage, for waiting or for the hour.
How do I pay?
Cash, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App and cheques all settle at the figure you were quoted. A card payment adds a flat $10 service charge, which is a charge on the payment method and not a change to the fare itself. Regular riders can run an account and be invoiced monthly.